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Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
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Doubtless from the fact that fhe Hon. E, , Trppel was the author and mover of tho Territorial Comph- mentary resolution Of General Nelson 4. Mile,. he has been called upon 10 solicit subscriptions for the Niles sword. As Mr. Trippet has gone to Yuma county ib bsroJyea thas some one else should move tn the matter. Seven hundred and forty dallars has already been collected in other conn ues, and two hundred and sixty dol larsis required to complete tue pay ment to Tiaany of New York, Of eose price Of sword.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

The TuCssn Star touches up MT. Bracewell, a wall.aower in the Four teenth Legislature, for questioning the democracy of the senior editor of the Bslt. The Star says:
 The fact that Judge Hackney was voting and fighting for tho democratic party before the editor of the Tomb. stone Democrat was ineubated, ought to lead the young man to the conelus sion that he is . little fresh in politics especially as 10 correct democratic principles.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
............ .IN oUR...,...... DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
You will Find Homespuns from 25cts. up
 in all Desirable Shades.

PLAIDs FRENCH GASHdEREs 0lLLETTs SERGES BEGs, ENGLISH MERINoS and invisible
 CHEVI0TS Ladies
 CRNKETT SEERSUCKERS GISGHAMS, SHTRTINGS
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

Ifyou want good pairot boots or shoes, cail at c. schulzes Prices re. tlnced.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30
Full Line of six Button Kid Gloves which we ORer at
 S2 25 per pair.

We have I9H Line d Gents Yoa an Boys ong consisting e Gents and Etc Also complete line of Gents and Boys Underwear Furnishing Goods, Boots Shoes Hats Blankets Quilts Bnket Lined Goats and Pants, Trunks, yalsss, Gloves Etc our FURNISHING GOODS you can find Scarlet Knit ali Wool Medicated Underwear Double shild front and back OFFER VERY PRICES AND DEFY COM PETITION of any Store in the Territory.
 J, MYERS & SCHEEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

4 very enjoyable party was given at the residence If Mrs. Fiske, oil Thursday evening, the gathering be- ing composed entirely of young peo- pie, friends of Miss Flora Wood. Cards, and various Sther games were indulged in, and at eleven o'clock in yiting refresh nents were served. Mrs, Fiske and her amiable daughter, Miss Flora, succeeded admirably in thesr ef- forts 10 make the secession one of mn alloyed pleasure for their guests. /
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-30

PEDIGREE- Sileii By Billy Newell, hs by NUrsol and Norfolk by Old IeSingto6.
 SAMUEL ?. WOODS, nch26- iml F. O., Globe, A. T.
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$4,000. 94xl32 northeast corner of
Cadiz and Evergreen; house of
rooms, plastered, gas, water works and
cistern, every convenience.
$4,000. 50xl20 Hughes avenue:
house of 5 rooms, all new; good water;
near city park.
$4,000. Slx209 on North Pearl
street, two story house, well finished.
S2OOO-37i by 1870 feet, No. 1914 Wood st.,
house of rooms. cls.ern and well
So 1900 block fronting on Pearl and
Olive streets and Pacific avenue, splendidly
improved.
$4,000. 81 by 1874 southwest corner OF
Beaumont and Crossthwaite streets. house
of large rooms, . halls, 3 porches, good
well and cislern, fine native oak shade
trees.
Si2O0-00 by $50 feet. corner Bryan and
Crockett streets; two small houses.
S3OO0-Sl by Ia feet, south side Ross ave-
nue., little east of II. Il 7. c. railroad;
house of rooms and fine water.
S2SO0-i0 by ia feet adjoining the above;
neat two-story house of rooms.
SG000-Lot 0G by 13j feet on Pacific ave,
nue.; good roomy house; n little east Of Col
lcge street.
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rooms, good 500 barrel cistern; stable
and barn.
$4,000 95x165 corner Masten street
and Mckinney road: house 10 rooms,
good water, stable; stoves, carpets and
curtains go with premises.
$500. 50x133 southwest corner of
Juliette and Allen streets; nice new
cottage of 3 rooms, good water, all in
fine repair.
$1,000. 77lx27S on Cedar Springs
road next to Yeargans; house Of
rooms, cistern. Price $4,000, or will
exchange for other city property.
$4,000. 165X2S5 on Swiss avenue;
house Of rooms, good water and
stable, opposite w. l.. Williams resi-
dcnce.
$1,000. 50X1S5 Live Oak between
Cantegral and Germania, 20 foot alley;
house of / rooms, good well of water.
$500. 50x135 Germania between
Live Oak and Bryan; house 4 rooms,
water.
$500. 100x200 Ross avenue between
Pearl and Leonard, 100 feet west OF
Leonard; house 7 rooms, 2 halls and
SOON ftI tNllto llOlct, liOl
fence, water works.
$4,000 75x200 feet Elm street,
running through to Main, two blocks
above Union depot; large two story
residence finely furnished, gas, water
works, etc; cottage on Main. every
convenience and very desirable as resi-
dCnce or business property, bargain.
500 35X75 corner Leonard and
Juliette; house rooms, good well and
cistern.
$1,000. II by III corner of Washington
avenue and Juliette street. House of four
rooms, well furnished, splendid well of wa
ter, house 10 by 20 on rear Of lot used as
meat market
$500. 66xl36 north side Bogel
street 200 feet east of San Jacinto:
house of & rooms, good water.
$4,000. 55X200 feet Mckee street to
Hughes avenue; new house of rooms,
stable, water, etc.
$4,000. 75X112 Live Oak near con-
vent; two story house 8 rooms. stable
and buggy house, fine well water.
$4,000. SlX180 corner Liberty and
Gcrmania, alley; two story house, 6
rooms. halls, 3 closets, fine well.
$2250. 50X1S5 1011 San Jacinto
street; 3 room house, kitchen, shade
and fruit trees; well water.
$4,000. 45Xl00 10Y Jackson street;
house Of rooms, good well.
$4,000. 294x136 CASTOR avenue
next to S. ID. Blake's residence; two
story house of 10 rooms, stables, well,
cistern, large native oak shade trees.
$4,000. 74x1s0 Masten between
Bryan and Pacific avenue, two room
houses.
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Improved Residence Property.

$1,000. % by 100 on Jackson street, 100
feet east of Ervay. small dwelling.
$500. 30 by IA on Mckee street. be-
ween Snodgrass and Crosthwaite streets.
lnall house of room II by 10, good well of
Iater.
y S1sOO-5Ox17O, 42l Bryan street, house of
8 rooms and good well Of water
Sl500-25Xl00, house of rooms, 2l0
Wood street, between Houston and Jeler-
son. good well of water.
S7500-75Xl55, house of rooms, stories,
. good cisterns and hydrant water, j2l
Caruth, between Orange and Masten SITS.
S550O-50X120, II Sycamore street, house
of I rooms, stories, good stable cistern
and hydri.nt water. Located near the bust
ness center of Elm street
S30OO-100Xl0O, San Jacinto, corner Ger
mania, house of rooms, nice oak grove,
well water,
37IX150 feet on south side Wood
street, No. 1912, between Eavay and
Veal. good room house. Price $4,000.
S6X1494 feet southwest corner Har-
wood and Marilla; two houses, one 4
room house and one 8 room; rents for
1926 per month. Price $4,000.
$4,000. 65X90 feet northwest corner
Young and Veal streets; house OF B
large rooms and good cistern.
$500. 55Xl00 feet on east side of
Bryan between Germania and Cante.
gra; house of rooms and good well
$500. 9SXl32 feet corner Flora and
Washington, and house of 3 rooms
and good stable: nice shade trees.
$4,000 42xl45 feet north side of
Ross avenue about 200 feet from Peck's
store; new house of rooms, stable
and good water.
$4,000. Lots 1909 and 1911 Young
street, two room houses, lots SIX
100 feet each, underground oistern.
Price $4,000, or will exchange for Elm
or Main street property.
$4,000. 93x133 feet corner of Hall
and San Jacinto streets; house of
rooms, nice oak shade trees, splendid
water; all in good repair. Price $4,000.
$2250. 75x100 feet, No. rs Alamo
street; house of 4 rooms, hall and two
porchcs, good stable and buggy house,
good well water. Price S2250.
$4,000. 79x175 feet southeast corner
Ross avenue and Pearl street; two
good houses.
$500. 103x115 corner Live Oak
and Oak street; house of 6 rooms,
shade and fruit trees.
$4,000. 135X1S5 southeast corne'
Ervay ana Corsicana; two story house
of rooms, kitchen and servants
houses, good underground cistern,
large shade trees.
$4,000 10Ox135 corner Carter and
Hord streets; one two story house,
rooms, and one one story house of 5
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Unimproved Resident Property

$4,000. Triangular lot fronting Can
ton, Marilla, Veal and Evergreen.
$4,000. 100Xl40. Akard street at
head of Pochantas.
-. 100X150 feet fronting on
Castor Avenue opposite East Dallas
brick school building.
$1,000. 100Xl50, Cedar Springs road,
next TO DIR. Gibbs residence.
$4,000. 105X205, corner of Pea,l and
CODY streets
$4,000. 100XlS0, Ross Avenue, OPP
positc j. j. Carne's new residence.
$3.50. 125X172 on west side of
Ervay, about two blocks beyond Cily
Park.
$1,000. 74Xi40 feet on Cumberland
Hill, Cochran streets, opposite second
ward school house.
$4,000. 100xl40 feet, Cochran street,
Cumberland Hill, next to above.
$1,l00. 135x166, on Corinth and
Grigsby streets.
$500. 90x290, running through
from Flora TO Julette street, one block
north of Ross avenue and east of II. IL
Il. G. II. r..
81 500. 75Xl12, northeast corner OF
S. Ervay and Hickory streets.
$500. 40x176, Clark street; 100 feet
south of Young.
$1,000. 13SX100 corner Salljacinto
and Bogel, large oak trees.
$500 to 500. lots, 50xl33, on Flora
street, and 10 lots on Julctte street
ranging in price from $500 to 800.
$1,000. l09xI45, corner Highland
and Cedar streets.
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s35O-iOX9S on Sumpter street, Cedar
Grove addition.
s2OOO-So by 100. south side -. Louis
street.
Sl5OO-50Xl32 east side Of above lot.
SS0O-i0Xl00, 100 feet from san Jacint
fronting on Germania.
S4O00-l5ON9l0 on Swiss avenue The
ground ON which was located the East Dali
las ice ioctOry. \ sufficient quanty Of wa
ter Il few feet from thc surface to run any
amou of machinery. Asplendid location
for factory. and bargain we think.
$500 to S3jO--3G lots in the Oak Grove ad.
dition, situated on east Mcklnny avenue.
$500 per lot, 20 lots in Whites. Subtivis-
ion ON east side H. & 4. {. railroad,
about I miles north of city. The low price
of these lots will maxim them sell fast; call
early to get one.
l0acrcs Just south of city park, known rs
Guilds addition 10 the city of Dallas, diyld-
ed into nice residence lots, will be on the
market in Il few days, call and.se thesplOt.
&22,OOO-22 ceres > miles north of
court house: Il special bargain for n
few days.
$1,000. - acres 3 miles west of
Dallas, about 600 feet north Of Ft.
Worth road, near Flanders Heights,
3 room house, springs. all in good cul-
tivation
$500. IL acres mile north of
Longs lake, covered with nice oak
trees
$3.50. acres mile south Of
Grand avenue, y miles south Of the
city; a bargain.
$1,000. 10 acres ! miles north of
Longs lake, good 3-room house, land
all cleared.
$1,000. acres miles south of Dal-
lass; all used for gardening purposes.
$1,000. 40 acres 8 miles southeast
of court house; high sandy land cover
ed with cedar trees.
3 acres fronting on Grand avenue;
$1,000 per acre.
$500 10 acres west of city, near
Pleas PROVIDERS residence, good B
room house; all in fine state of culiiva-
ton.
$3.50. 10 acres 1 miles southeast of
city. Highest cultivation, used as
garden.
$4,000. 10 acres near above tract;
all in fine oak trees. \ bargain.
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$4,000. 147X205 feet on southwest
corner of Gano and Crutchficld
streets. A splendid lot.
5000 50xl32, corner Jmctte and
Allen streets.
$500. 9lX100, triangular in shape,
corner Ashland and Cedar Spring
road
$4,000. 1j0x146. to ten-foJt alley,
corner Eakin and Crutchiield streets;
nice shade trees, will divide to suit
customer.
$500. Three lots, J0x125, southeast
corner William and Walton streets.
Price, $40O each.
$3500--l00XlS0, on Ervay street, a
little south of St Louis street.
S5OOO.-5 acres ON South Eryay, about II
miles from court house.
- 900 by 1870 feet southwest corner
Young and Veal streets.
S22l0--SO by $50, ON east side of Eryay.
one block south of City Park. Another lot
adjoining the above ut the same price.
5000. 30 by 100 on Crossthwaite street
between Beaumont ind Mckee.
$1,000. so by no corner Bryan and Bur
lew, In Porter's subdivision.
$500 each for lots /, and / IN block ,,
Flanders Heights.
$1,000. 100 by 100 Elm street east Of Texas
II Pacific railroad.
S2jO0-Lot - by $50 feet. north side Me-
Kinney avenue, at head Of Pearl street:
nice shade trees.
Business Property.
SGOOO-qGxl3j on Pacific avenue little
east Of College street. has good frame
dwelling on it, renting Cor S2j per month.
S31jO-30XlOO. II Live Oak street run,
through to Pacific avenue, has good dwell
ing house on il renting for SIS per month.
This property lies Just north of Elm street
about l2j feet and is bargain.
25Nl0O ON Elm east of postollice good two
story brick store, 2jNSj. Price 81, 900
81, 50O.-5OXl0O, north side of Elm at head
Of st. Paul street; dwelling house Off rooms
now renting Tor $1,000 per month.
75Xl00 feet, Elm street, three blocks
east OF Central r. r., 2-story brick
40X60. A bargain.
5OX90 feet, southwest corner Pearl
and Elm streets, 2 story brick store
with cellar. Price. SIG, 600.
50X20O feet on Elm street between
Sycamore and College street.
Two-story brick store, 25x50, 25x10O
lot south side Elm, between Mummy
and Poydras.
SG3O0-Lot % by 100 feet. two story brick,
- by 10 feet on east side of Elm street, No.
ll12.
S2500-Lot - by 1l3 feet, one-story stone
store house; 20 by 60 used as retail grocery
store on east Elm street win exchange
for desirable residence property.
Suburban Tracts.
about II miles from court house. 20 acres IN
high state of cultivation, 20 acres beautiful
oak grove, 800 per acre.
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Sl0O0.-5 acres, one mile west of court
house, about 400 yards south of pike, and
near the black smith shop ut the end OF the
pike and just back of tract owned by Jno.
Castor.
Sl2,50O-l79 aces south of court house,
and ON South Ervay street extension Lies
on ridge and has n slope to make it drain
finely; > story residence, good barn and
stable, fine orchard and vineyard, all in
high state of cultivation. \ splendid bar
gain
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THE
Texas & Pacific
RAILWAY,
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE BETWEEN
The East and West.

Short and all Louisiana Mexico
and California tavore line the North East and Southeast Elegant
Pullman Buffet Sleeping through between Louis Teykana
and emng also Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between Fort Worth
and Orleans without change
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Suburban Tracts.

SlG,OOO-iO acres on Milers Ferry road,
about Ii miles from court house, 30 acres IN
high state of cultivation, 20 acres beautiful
oak grove, 800 per acre.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-12-04
Senator Vance has reached Washing
=, ,.ooI,y for 11tr

Senator Vance has reached Washing
ton, ready for duty.
Warrants were mailed yesterday by
Strife Auditor Roberts to all State pen
eioners. The warrants are for $3.50 each
There are $500 pensioners.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Tobacco Association will be held Monday
Dec. 5th az p. IN. at Office of G. G. Nc
CaIty. E. l. HOLMES, Secy.
In the article in yesterdays issue rela'
ting to the return of DR.. Battle from
Colorado. the name of Mr.. Barrett
appears without his initials. They have
since been supplied us. The full name
is J. ii. Barrett.
Messr<. Turner and Bronson, the
noted restaUrRtcuis. complimented the
CITIZEN staff yesterday with fine supply
ii delicious oysters. These gentlemen
a!wa. 5 E"cp the a this "r any other
nta; arj ahr is.
N.r {. {. Daniels has ayid HE interest
=, ;he KinS;,,ii Free iross, = paper lie las
edit with sniii;v, ~ Mr.. 'iei bert. and
alil hereafter devote himself tn the Will
son 148vdnce, another excellent North
Caroline ls.,er ~ wish both} gentle
men abundant success.
Our Macon friends are greatly enthused
over the prospects Of railroad through
their county. May they soon realize all
their hopes. The proposed road would
penetrate Macon, Swain and Graham
counties, three of the best and naturally
the richest counties in tho State.
Rev. l.. S. Burkhead, one of the ablest
and most distinguished me bers of the
North Carolina Conference, died sud
denly at Fayetteville on Friday, while
in attendance upon conference. He at
tended the session during the day, was
taken Ill at supper, and died in half an
hour. A good man is gone.
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reached the conclusion that all were
fully entitled to their seats. The
merits of each case having been dis
cussed by the caucus, it WAS unani-
mously resolved that the entire list
of new Democratic Senators were
entitled to their seats, and that in
so far as the Democrats could infu-
ence the matter, that they should be
sworn IN on Monday when other
new Senators are called to take theiI
oaths. Nothing beyond this was
determined upon in connection
with the matter, it being the unani-
nous opinion Of the caucus that no
departure from precedent should be
made, and that no obstacle to the
admission OF, all the SenatorE-elect
should he anticipated. The cons
mittee also reGoriei that it has ex.
anined ali credentials of the Re-
publican Senators elect, and found
several upon which objections could
legitimately be based. The facts
vera laid before the caucus, anu
W. r,nc!, c,'S.'3 ,5,' '"! rs tne cti9c,s 7 are
med r. nrat.,n ob;oo,;I ";, u" ,,1Iaa,
objections w re made by the Re-
1o-io'',l9 Rat, ~ .il' '''1I'i l,S''t' u Vi ''lo
nS,iori"'5' rs di"j an u"Ier"'a;'ulnS TaS ,
admission. Of any Democrat he oh
IeCted 10. the party would act as q
gnit oontrInm or ,r'I ""r ,'1' ',S q
Soan, ~ u,n5; a. ~. ~ =. Il ..ISs>,"'s. tso -
tbo .,eoI- ~ o,'I eq:m u nc oo-7 oa VI
Grn, ~ ',H[' ,r;,h3, ~ .; tlle I''TTuo Iti: vas
T. Voc r'.,I rlaI, D'1, 1T,liI1lri .f D
nrotio. ,' h"1H A''' % i 4 .ai''. II,e i,0uio ~
fa"t 't" t%ot C.: Caar., o.. ~ I az 90 ;" we
is 0' ahsorf ' ',to, on, 'G,''S % T'E iti a4'
Son,tn. uoarst si- ,.h II, bo; 1;,l.'G .nr',, "r'l,
ou,i .I,I,'fs -rlS WIZ 20 i',' Iii> ~ W III
a ~, - t"'lfioio ~ ii'i " osilI''' oPI"
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from Chattanooga to Atlanta and
took seat in the ladies car, the
only passenger car on the train ex-
cept half car, indiferentlY fitted
up for the colored people. Into this
Council was directed to go, but did
not go until forced to do SO, and
was assaulted and treated with some
violence, as he claimed, by
the agents of the Railroad;
but, as the railroad company
claimed by passengers. Council
made complaint of unjust discrimi
nation and undue prejudice against
him, and unreasonable preference
for others with the same tickets, and
claimed large damages for i'll treat
ment and injuri%s, and for c0unse!
fees. The road answered ttrs1 it
gave Council equally good accom
modations, and th@t it Lad sst right
to separate it, white rnd "oinrc
passengers. Th~ npinion is l,r Nor
rison, commissioner. anl tE,r c,,,u-
mission decides that il sill 10: go
into question of money damages,
because it cannot gize,a., jury trial
which the defendent is entitled to
have under the 7th amendment to
the U. S. Constitution; and that it is
not authorized to reward Council
attorneys fees which the
court may do under the Sth
section Of the act to regulate
commerce. Colored people may be
assigned separate cars on equal
terms without advantage to either
race, and with increased comfort to
both that complainant had paid the
same fare as other first-class passen.
gers, and it was only fair dealing
and common honesty that he should
have security and convenience OF
travel for which his money had
been taken. That the car furnished
was only second class in comforts
for travel, and the road must furnish
colored people who nuy first class
tickets accommodations equally
ssfe and comfortable with other
frst-class passengers.
1he following cases were also de-
cided: Case of ". O. HarwelI and
others for the town OF Opelika, Ala.
VS.. the Columbus & Western Il. r,
of Louisiana. The opinion rs by
Walker, Com missioner. Report
finds that Opclika is distrimina;ed
against in favor Of Columbus and
Montgomery. Reasons claimed 10
justify this are considered and not
found sufficient.
The subject Of long and short
haul on Southern Roads vas dis
cussed ut some ,eagth. No order is
made for the reason that other 10
calitics should be heard before final
decision, but defendants are fe ON
mended to revise their tariffs gener-
ally. In respect To cotton the West
ern Railway of Alabama IS ordered
to give through New Orleans rates
ani bills Of ladings.
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Republican House Caucus.
ey BE sgraph % !hs A,hevil,e Citizsn.

Dy 4S-SSiAph ~ Nv AAASNLIS OiklZGRI
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The Re
puhlicaa members of the House Of
Representatives held their first cau>
Gus of the session this afternoon. Of
the Republican representation of
153, III members were in attend
ance. None Of the four indepcn-
dent meinbers-elect were present. J.
G. Cannon of llIinois, and Louis
Macomas of Maryland were re-
spectively re elected to the positions
which they held during the last
Congress; chairman and sccrstary of
the caucus. When these prelimi-
naries had been arranged, Mackin-
ley of Ohio, nominated Thomas B.
Reed, of Maine, for Speaker, and
the nomination was confirmed by
acclamation. Reed made 2 nriel
speech, in which he counselled the
party, and predicted a Republican
victory iii the next presidential eiec-
ton. Nominations tor tie remain
ing officers of the next House were
then made as follows: Edw'd Nc
PherEon Of Pennsy ivania. for Clerk
Daniel Sheppard OF Illi-ois, Ser
geant-at arms w. T. Fitz, Of Ohio,
Doorkeeper; Chas. H. Grey. of
-, Postmaster Francis W.
Thomas. of Indiana, Chaplain. The
nominati rs we're agreed to without
debate, except in the case OF Grey,
over whose nomination some little
discussion arose as to the
propriety of recognizing the ter
ritories in the distribution Of
the House offices. Thomas,
who was nominated for Chaplain is
a minister OF the Society of Friends
and is we'll known in the West as
''the Quaker Preacher" After long
discussion as TO the advisihility OF
such action.
The Caucus authorized the Chair
man to appoint Il committee .; elcv-
en members to be known as tAe
Caucus committee. to he charged
with the duty of calling the Caucus
together whenever it may be neces
sarY.
Only an Incidental mention was
made of the tariff during the ses-
sion and no attempt was made Ia
outline the policy to be followed by
the Republicans of the House.
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The CITIZEN adds to its list al
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and our new additions include Re-
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